Re:Vision: Festival of Restoration and Rediscovery

September 24-27, Roxie Theater, San Francisco

Archivists worldwide work tirelessly to preserve and provide access to every kind of moving image material. Re:Vision showcases the fruits of that labor — films from around the world, across genres, decades, and styles — presented by San Francisco Film Preserve at the historic Roxie Theater.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Image credit: Kani Releasing

Angie Chen’s remarkable My Name Ain’t Suzie (Hong Kong, 1985)

Image credit: Deaf Crocodile

Robert Wynne-Simmons’ folk horror The Outcasts (Ireland, 1982)

Image credit: Film Heritage Foundation

Gehenu Lamai (Sri Lanka, 1978) by Sumitra Peries, Sri Lanka’s first female director

Image credit: San Francisco Film Preserve

A newly scanned collection of Len Lye’s short animated films from SFFP and Scan2Screen

And that’s just for starters! The festival will comprise 14 programs total. Each program will include a feature film and a short, and some programs will feature additional works. There will be special introductions, guests, and lots of thrilling cinematic experiences. We will be announcing more details very soon, so watch this space and prepare for a weekend of filmic adventure!

PASSES & TICKETS

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